7 types of street food Justin Trudeau and family should eat while in Mumbai

A trip to Mumbai is incomplete without a taste of its popular street snacks. So, while they are in town, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau and his family should definitely try these delicious plates of food.

Vada Pav is the epitome of Mumbai street food. A spicy, savoury, potato fritter, placed strategically between two halves of fresh pav bread, served with chutney and a spice mix--this will be a treat for the Trudeau kids as much as for Justin and Sophie. Even British celebrity chef, Nigella Lawson loved the dish during her recent Mumbai trip. We're sure the Trudeaus will love it too.

Mumbai's Pav Bhaji offers up a unique taste the Trudeaus shouldn't miss. A spicy curry--chock full of veggies and topped with butter, onions and coriander--is served with pav bread on the side. Add a dash of lemon juice, and the Trudeaus will end up having the hearty snack Mumbai-walas rely on.

The sound of those crisp-fried puris--stuffed with a spicy mix of potatoes and chickpeas, and dipped in the tangiest, tamarind water--breaking in your mouth can send anybody to food heaven. If the Trudeaus don't get to taste Mumbai's version of this delectable dish, it would be a tragedy indeed.

The crunchy, spicy and tangy snack called Bhel Puri is something you can munch on anytime, anywhere. It's a delicious dish that can be fitted into the busiest of schedules. So, the Trudeaus, despite their busy itinerary, can taste this dish any time they want.

If eating non-veg is your thing, Keema Pav is what you need. The meatier version of vada pav has a spicy, minced-meat stuffing between two slices of pav bread. The Trudeaus should taste this dish, because there's no way they can get an authentic taste of Keema Pav in Canada.

This Mumbai favourite is all about two things--sustenance and taste. A bun, slathered with butter, is served with yummy chai. It's the perfect pick-me-up for the Trudeaus, who might want a snack like this while travelling across the city.

They might have made and tasted sandwiches in Canada, but we're sure the Trudeaus have never tasted something as uniquely delicious as the Mumbai Sandwich. Typically, these sandwiches are vegetarian, and are made with masala potatoes, mint-coriander chutney, cheese, chilli, cumin and lots of veggies.